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DTIC ADA108801: Descent-Rate Cuing for Carrier Landings: Effects of...
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Two studies are reported concerning the utility of
modifying a conventional Fresnel Lens Optical Landing
System (FLOLS) to include variable- length vertical light
arrays, or arrows, in order to provide descent-rate
information to pilots making carrier landings. In the
first study, the Descent- Rate Cuing (DRC) algorithm
incorporated an angular gain to provide glideslope
displacement information. The DRC system did not
significantly improve glideslope tracking performance.
Lineup performance was not adversely affected. The
effects of aircraft type and noise on the DRC were also
examined. In the second study, the DRC algorithm
incorporated a modified linear gain to provide glideslope
displacement information. The DRC system consistently
reduced glideslope error throughout the approach.
Comparison of the data and previous research suggests
that a DRC system incorporating a linear gain can produce
a strong and consistent improvement in glideslope control
in carrier landings. (Author)
Date Published: 2017-12-30 00:25:34
Identifier: DTIC_ADA108801
Item Size: 23111518
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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